Simulation in graduate medical education 2008: a review for emergency medicine.

Steve McLaughlin; Michael T. Fitch; Deepi G. Goyal; Emily Hayden; Christine Yang Kauh; Torrey A. Laack; Thomas Nowicki; Yasuharu Okuda; Ken Palm; Charles N. Pozner; John A. Vozenilek; Ernest Wang; James A. Gordon; SAEM Technology in Medical Education Committee and the Simulation Interest Group

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Simulation in graduate medical education 2008: a review for emergency medicine.

July 13, 2010

McLaughlin S, Fitch MT, Goyal DG, et al. Acad Emerg Med. 2008;15(11):1117-29.

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This article describes how simulation has emerged as a tool in graduate medical education and specifically explains how complex clinical skills can be taught and assessed using this modality.

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